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Somewhere Here
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Hey, Sister!
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All My Favorite Songs
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The First Time
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Oh So Lonely
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Sold My Soul
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The Song Of Yesteryear
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Dead All Over
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Mag's Existential Crisis
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The Geeks Quezon City, Philippines
Known for their long song titles and loud guitars, the Geeks’ brand of happy/sad melancholia is a healthy mix of sounds
ranging from slacker rock, indie pop, sad bastard, and surf-inspired music.
The band is currently signed under Lilystars Records, Manila's finest Indie Pop label.
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